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Pakistan Rally Ends After Dutch Lawmaker Cancels Controversial Cartoon Contest
Thousands of Pakistan’s hardline Islamists called off their rally on Friday after reaching near Islamabad following the cancellation of a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest organised by a Dutch anti-Muslim lawmaker.
Iran Rejects French Call for Further Negotiations
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday that, following the US pullout from the agreement, Tehran should be ready to negotiate on its future nuclear plans, its ballistic missile arsenal and its role in wars in Syria and Yemen.
This Kenyan 'Junk Artist' is Making Beauty Out of Trash
Long before upcycling became a hipster mantra, Evans Ngure turned his Nairobi apartment into a workshop, and junk into art, his choice of artistic expression echoing a necessary developing world culture of re-use.
New Pakistani Minister Bans 'Vulgar' Movie Billboards, Critics Fear Rise of Islamists
Fayaz-ul-Hasan Chohan, Punjab's Information Minister, caused a number of rows with his visit to the grave of a man sentenced to death for killing the governor of Punjab in 2011 and with critical remarks on Nargis, a popular Pakistani actress.
Emails Read, Sent During Commute Should Count As Working Hours, Says Study
A study conducted by the University of West England analysed 5,000 rail passengers and found that 54 per cent spent their journey to work looking at emails.
UK Foreign Minister Attacks Google Over 'Child Abuse Content'
The British government has repeatedly criticised online platforms such as Twitter, YouTube and Facebook for failing to remove abusive material or sexual content posted online even after they were notified.
300 Endangered Turtles Found Dead on Southern Mexico Beach
In Mexico's second mass turtle death in as many weeks, the Pacific Ridley turtles (Lepidochelys olivacea) were found floating just off the beach of Puerto Escondido in the state of Oaxaca, their shells forming a bleak mini-island
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei Says Ready to Abandon Nuclear Deal if Needed
According to Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei, the JCPOA (nuclear deal) is not the objective, it is only a means.
Woman TV Journalist Subarna Akter Nodi Hacked to Death in Bangladesh
Subarna Akter Nodi, 32, was a correspondent of private news channel Ananda TV and also worked for the Daily Jagroto Bangla newspaper.
Donald Trump, Without Evidence, Blames China for Hacking Clinton Emails
U.S. intelligence officials have said Russia orchestrated the hacking of Democratic officials to meddle with the 2016 presidential election.
Donald Trump Seeks Dismissal of Stormy Daniels Defamation Case, Cites Free Speech
Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, has said the man told her to "leave Trump alone" and, after looking at her infant daughter, said: "That's a beautiful little girl. It'd be a shame if something happened to her mom."
Israel Developing Missiles to Hit Anywhere in Mideast: Minister
Israel faces a variety of threats and considers Iran its most dangerous foe in the region.
'No Grass': Europe's Livestock Sector Stricken by Drought
In Sweden, where swathes of territory were burned by wildfires this summer as the country baked under century-high temperatures, the grain harvest is expected to be down around 30 percent.
Pope Visit: Ireland Chants Names of 800 Babies Who Died at Church-run Orphanage
The demonstration took place near the Marian shrine at Knock, which Pope Francis visited earlier on Sunday.
Papua New Guinea Volcano Erupts, Forcing Villagers to Flee
Manam Island, just 10 km (6 miles) wide, is one of the Pacific nation's most active volcanoes and is home to roughly 9,000 people.
Phone Chat With Trump for New Australia PM On First Full Day in Office
Scott Morrison was sworn in as the country's 30th leader late Friday after a bitter Liberal Party revolt against moderate Malcolm Turnbull driven by a hardline conservative faction